Infrastructure
Application Hosting
Vercel (Edge + Serverless)
Database
Supabase PostgreSQL
Caching
Upstash Redis
Authentication
Clerk (SOC 2)
Payments
Stripe (PCI DSS)
AI Engine
OpenAI GPT-4
Horizontal Scaling
✓ Auto
Authentication & Security
Auth Model
RBAC + Org Scoping
Tenant Isolation
✓ Verified (22 tests)
Cross-Org Leakage
✓ 0 found
Auth Hardening Tests
396 lines
Middleware Auth Guard
✓ All /api/* routes
Rate Limiting
✓ Redis-backed
HTTPS / TLS
✓ Enforced
Monitoring & Observability
Error Tracking
Sentry (27 boundaries)
Health Endpoints
✓ /live, /deep, /ready
Client Instrumentation
✓ Active
Edge Instrumentation
✓ Active
Server Instrumentation
✓ Active
Build Verification
✓ CI/CD
CI / Pipeline Controls
Schema Validation
✓ prisma validate
Auth Drift Detection
✓ Automated
Type Checking
✓ TypeScript strict
Lint Gate
✓ ESLint
Unit Tests
✓ Vitest
Build Guard
✓ Blocks bad deploys
Smoke Tests
✓ Post-deploy
Attack Surface Reduction
Routes Before Audit
678
Dead Routes Archived
162 removed
Active Routes Now
509 (−24%)
Data Model Integrity
261/261 backed
Raw SQL Bypass Routes
✓ 3 hardened
Migration Drift
✓ 0 — all applied
Production Load Test Results — February 17, 2026
| Test |
Virtual Users |
Duration |
p95 Latency |
Success Rate |
Result |
| Smoke |
5 |
2 min |
278ms |
100% |
✓ PASS |
| Soak |
200 |
30 min |
615ms |
99.96% |
✓ PASS |
| Spike |
0 → 500 |
8 min |
266ms |
100% |
✓ PASS |
| Stress |
100 → 500 |
18 min |
855ms |
99.56% |
✓ NO CRASH |
All tests executed against live production (skaiscrape.com). Raw k6 output available on
request. 500 concurrent users sustained for 18 minutes with zero crashes and graceful
degradation only.
Scaling Architecture
Q: "How many concurrent users can this handle?"
A: We've load tested 500 concurrent
users against production for 18 minutes. At your peak of 180 active users, you'd operate
at 36% of our tested capacity. The architecture scales horizontally — Vercel
auto-provisions serverless functions under load, Supabase handles connection pooling, and
Upstash Redis absorbs cache pressure. There is no fixed server ceiling. If you grew to 500
users tomorrow, the infrastructure handles it without configuration changes.